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93 Vs Srt-4

15K views 116 replies 16 participants last post by  ViggenStory  
#1 ·
Hey guys i have 99 93 and i have jsp ecu and a cold air pushing 17 PSI. would i have a chance against a stock srt 4?. my buddy just got one this weekend and ima do a run with him this coming up friday. and i was wondering if i have a chance? hes only pushing 12 psi but i know he has a bigger turbo. i road in it. it had some kick but it wasnt that great. the interior was Shittty hehe but yeah anyone has raced one before? and how did it turn out. did you beat them?
 
#7 ·
Your a stage 3 car. I have a feeling you'll be able to pull out ahead but not by much. Remember he is running 12 psi through a 2.4L motor and your running 17psi through only 2.0L motor.

Next question though is what turbo are you using? Do you still have your OEM t25 or did you move upto a td04? TD04 will flow and pull just a tad bit higher than the t25 will.
 
#8 ·
i raced one on the highway with my gf and snow4_1man in the car the srt-4 only had his buddy. when went and he pulled maybe 1/4 car on me and stayed at that cause he got the jump. all i know is that he had an annoying exhaust done to it.
 
#59 ·
I have a JSP stage 4 ecu and It will go up to like 22 and settle back to 17 or 18. what will be the difference? stage 3 and stage 4 will run the same amount of boost? I always thought a stage 4 will run more boost than a stage 3

I have a 3" dp, 3" exhaust, upgraded intercooler and my car is a 2001 9-3 HOT
 
#36 ·
Whatever you add on, be sure to readapt your ECU for it. And actually, if you have the JSP 3, I'm guessing that you'll need to add a helper spring to the wastegate to keep it open. You'll probably get a huge spike to 20+ and then it'll drop down to way less, and then try to climb back up. Search around the forums for that if you don't know what I mean.
 
#38 ·
Yeah, of course there's a definite change in the pull. Albeit I haven't put on my intercooler yet, it's sitting at home in KCMO while I'm here in Salt Lake City, so once that's on it'll help.
But yeah, traction is no longer a word that you will find in second gear. And if the roads are even a little wet, the same can go for third and fourth.
You won't be disappointed, but eventually it gets boring and you want more.